games » Discussions » Madden fans think that presentation is essential

  • Posted September 2, 2021

    While Madden fans constantly criticize different aspects of Madden 22 coins the game the main issue that Madden fans have been trying to address is the offensive line mechanics.

    The linemen in football are expected to change their blocking style based on the situation. However it's always been the case offensive linemen go down the same way. Madden NFL 21's move to the next generation saw some improvements with this, but it is still a crucial aspect of the game that has to be changing.

    Franchise mode has the potential to be more realistic than it is at most in the minds of many Madden players who have been playing the game for years. There are many ways to enhance the experience however one of the simpler things to do is to make the transaction wire slightly more realistic. Franchises not managed by players might make bizarre decisions regarding who to sign and trade, both between seasons and during. Although this could be beneficial for the player, it may hinder the overall appearance of this simulation as a realistic one. The more sophisticated AI will make a difference.

    Madden fans think that presentation is essential. EA hasn't given players the ability to alter the surroundings of games appear more realistic, despite having more realistic graphics. The sidelines can look at times a little ridiculous with bizarrely shapely-shaped football pads performing the exact 3 or 4 animations over and over. Similar behaviors can be seen in the crowd. It would be interesting to see the crowd move around in the stadium to create some movement.

    It's about time to make the video game version of the Super Bowl better than it is. The announcers set the scene with a mention of how crucial the juggernaut match in the pregame. However the actual game rarely seems like a Super Bowl. It's like an exhibition match, with poor presentation and aesthetics that leave an awful lot to cheap Mut 22 coins be unsatisfied.